Teegstar

Teegstar

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Rightly said Strong Sad. I just discovered my new favourite Strongbad episode: http://www.homestarrunner.com/sbemail54.html If you don't think this is funny.... well then you probably have a different sense of humour than me, and I'll just have to deal with that. Thank you Interruptor Jones. That is also my egg. Put it down.

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On Channel 10 news tonight there was a story about how lesbian mums were featured on Play School this week. Play School is a very popular tv show for little kids (about ages 3 to 7) in Australia. Part of the show are "real world" snippets, where you look through these "windows" into how different people live their lives. In a recent episode (I think it may have been a

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*breathes long sigh of relief* sometimes i'm frustrated with the inability of text to convey exact sounds. you have to compensate in other ways -- imaginitive spelling, describing actions in asterisks... but it's just not the same. that sigh of relief above could be interpreted in any number of ways, but only one of them truly sums up how it sounds.

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one thing -- you actually said her name in one bit near the end (i knew who it was anyway but i know you wanted to keep her anonymous) ow.... there's so much i want to say but i don't want to rag my friend. stuff like that -- well both things, one, the site itself and the reason an organisation like that has to exist, and two, the fact that people can be so apathetic -- just makes me want to cry.

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macky -- my birthday is 5 june and i'm super excited! and i have the happy fortune of having my birthday fall on a saturday this year. how tiggeriffic is that? waynestar -- if only i had thought of those exemplary phrases earlier, i would have known exactly what to say. what would i do without you? (i'd probably be inconsolable for about 20 minutes, then i'd get over it, minime) as for your not-calling me AND having a cool time with nat, you a

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The current best thing in the world: extra virgin olive oil. I love it! It should be compulsory... kind of like studying Japanese at school, cept cooler. While I'm on the topic of food, my newest 'invention' is... hang on I should give it a cool, culinary-sounding name... I call it "La Chocolat a la Milo avec Creme Icee". Roughly translated from my

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Hi all I'm at uni once again with nine minutes till my lecture starts (although I don't know why I'm being so precise about it as I am invariably late) -- my second last lecture in this subject forever! It's Week 12 already... only one more week of classes after this one.... ... and then it's my birthday... .... and then it's swotvac.... ....

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!!! i'm so happy you were born and i'm happy you're still alive my life is not just nicer, it's richer because i have you in it. i love you heaps and heaps and heaps and heaps and heaps, more than you can know. thanks for being my best bud. i love you! have a great day (if i get my assignment done quickly i may be allowed to be part of it) Teeeeeeeeeee

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... the first thing you would make illegal if you had the power to ? evading the Tegan's Tax Fund ... the first thing you think of when you hear the following words: government: imprisoning innocent refugee children science: www.homestarrunner.com "I said science again!" doctor: white coat and stethoscope lamb: last night's dinner paris: eiffel tower against a night sky ... the first thing you do every mornin

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my vote goes to superted -- remember him? (i was such a tv-brainwashed kid, i knew the entire intro spiel to that show off by heart) that spotty guy he hung round with was too weird though.

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Hello pets and possums I've missed you lot! I've been itching to blog the past couple of days -- not about anything in particular, just to check in and doing my usual pointless ramble -- but unbeknownst to me, my uni lecturers made a secret pact with my desire not to fail my courses and their powers have combined to keep my fingers analysing data sets and pr

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In a previous entry I asked whether dairy products have opiate properties. Well I was further researching this issue just now and it sounds like dairy products are much more than just a source of calcium! Milk and milk products apparently have addictive and opiate properties and have also been linked to the incidence of diabetes, autism and cancer. Not just any milk,

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i'm in charge of the kids at my church and i think it's the best fun in the world! i hope you have the same experience. i find the best fun is when i chat with them as if we're the same age -- they like being treated as responsible people, and i love listening to the cute things they say in all seriousness. enjoy it!

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Hey yo It's another gorgeous night -- really, my whole life is pretty gorgeous. Sure its not always smooth sailing, it has its ups and downs, it's not a bed of roses (hands up if you hate cliches *thrusts both hands in the air... and a foot*) but on the whole it's great. I'm at work at the moment, doing some printing. In about five minutes when I'm finished I

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oh man how could i have forgotten bob hawke?!?! now i'm going to have to rewrite the entire article.... to backpedal, i don't think it's compulsory for aussie pms to have wee-ord eyebrows, although many of the memorable ones did: the guys i mentioned, plus bob hawke, as you said. maybe this means mark latham doesn't have a shot. that's a shame. i don't know where paul keating fits in to all of this -- he was a very controv

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Has anyone else ever noticed a certain similarity between many of Australia's Prime Ministers? Particularly facial features... possibly in the region above their eyes... What is it with Australian Prime Ministers and having outrageously bizarre eyebrows! I firstly bring your attention to Sir Robert Menzies, a Prime Minister of the 1960s. The man'

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oh man.... 24 degrees is autumn weather, jeans-and-long-sleeved-tee wearing weather! it can get above 40 degrees celsius here in the summer. like i said though, i think it's about how your lifestyle is suited to your climate.

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I realise it may seem I have a bit of an obsession with food (or at least writing about it) but... OH MY GOSH WHITE KIT KAT AND MILK COFFEE..... I'm in heaven. Actually, I'm at work, but it's a Christian organisation, so can we agree I'm about as close as I'm going to get whilst on this pretty blue planet? Seriously though, you've got to

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Week 10 of the semester = crunch time. So of course it's logical that this is the time of semester that all the non-uni-related aspects of my life go crazy. It couldn't be any other way. Alternative title for this entry: Murphy's Law Governs My Life. In fact, maybe that should just be the name of my blog. Right now I'm at uni with a pile of books o

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